Roxy Music/IL, USA 1983 Italy 1987 Original Analogue Record Apocalypse 1968 August 18: Polka Tulk

1968 August 18: Polka Tulk Blues Band formed (6-piece group) September 1: Name changed to Earth (changed to 4-piece group) December 11-13: Iommi temporarily joined Jethro Tull 1969 August 1: New song "Black Sabbath" premiered * August 22: "The Rebel" sessions ←★DISC 1★ August 30: Name changed to BLACK SABBATH October 7: "When I Came Down" sessions * November 10: "Evil Woman" sessions ←★DISC 1★ November 16: "Dumfries 1969" * November 17+18: "Black Sabbath" sessions ←★DISC 2★ 1970 January 9: Single "Evil Woman" released February 13: Album "Black Sabbath" released DISC 1: THE REBEL/EVIL WOMAN Sessions ★The complete version of THE REBEL sessions (19 takes) The above omits live performances and lists only milestone topics

[Sources used for Sigma 209] * Recorder 1 (Mono Ambient Mics) * Recorder 2 (Stereo Aud) * Exists in Rec 1's "Second half of Careful With That Ax

Speaking of live performances with an orchestra

Rock And Roll All Nite

Mills – Guitar / Tony Newton – Bass / Sean Elg - Drums

Roxy Music/IL, USA 1983 Italy 1987 Original Analogue Record Apocalypse 1968 August 18: Polka TulkROXY MUSIC in 1983 was in a state of countdown until its demise. A new excavation master who conveys the site is now available. What is recorded in this work is May 14, 1983 Chicago Performance. This is the best audience recording. The biggest point of this work is the surprising sound that pulls out the heart, but first of all, the position of the show. Let's look back at the time when they were heading towards collapse while creating the famous